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A profession in the healing arts attentive to the integration of body function, especially in the areas of the spine, neurological function, nutrition, muscular system, blood flow and the environment. The field focuses particular attention to the health relationship between the structure and function, most specifically the spinal column and nervous system.

A skilled mode of treatment, performed by a chiropractor, directed at a specific joint and/or soft tissue in a specific manner. This can be applied by hand or instrument.  The goal is to restore normal function in the spine and every joint in the body.

An altered state of normal function, anatomical and physiological relationship of adjacent joints.

• Low Back Pain
• Neck pain
• Sports Medicine
• Disc Herniation
• Sciatca
• Headaches
• Whiplash / Auto Accidents
• Running Injuries  
• Shoulder Pain   /  Rotator Cuff Injuires
• Knee pain
• Elbow Pain (Tennis & Golfer’s elbow)
• Hip Pain
• Knee pain
• Hip Pain
• ITB Syndrome
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Carpal Tunnel
• Arm / Hand Numbness
• Performance Optimization
• Pregnancy Care 
• Family Care
• Wellness Care
• Customized Spinal Stabilizing Orthotics

• Sports Medicine
• Motion Palpation
• Active Release Techniques (ART)
• Musculoskeletal Nutrition
• Exercise Rehabilitation
• Kinesio® Taping